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Paul Quinn College, the creator of the Urban Work College Model and one of the nation's most innovative colleges, broke ground on its first new building on campus in 40 years, with support from NMTC financing.
BYK USA, Inc. utilized a $10 million New Markets Tax Credit allocation—facilitated by Texas Mezzanine Fund—to modernize its Gonzales, Texas facility, replacing aging machinery and reconfiguring plant layout to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions. This investment created 165 permanent full-time jobs and 47 construction positions, demonstrating how mission-aligned financing can revitalize rural manufacturing and strengthen local economies.
ChildSafe leveraged $25.3 million in New Markets Tax Credit financing—structured in part by Texas Mezzanine Fund—to build a state-of-the-art facility offering therapy rooms, forensic interview spaces, and outdoor play areas tailored to child survivors of abuse. This mission-aligned investment created 65 full-time jobs and expanded ChildSafe’s capacity to deliver trauma-informed care, strengthening San Antonio’s social fabric.
Texas Mezzanine Fund’s NMTC financing helped Central Texas Food Bank build a new 135,000-square-foot distribution center, expanding its capacity to serve 46,000 people each week across 21 Central Texas counties. The project increased the Food Bank’s ability to distribute more than 60 million pounds of food annually, while supporting 35 full-time jobs and 100 construction jobs.
The VA McAllen Outpatient Clinic—an 80,000-square-foot, $31 million facility serving over 500 veterans daily—was developed by The Boyer Company and financed through Texas Mezzanine Fund’s New Markets Tax Credit program. TMF’s mission-aligned capital enabled below-market financing, accelerating construction and expanding critical VA healthcare services in South Texas.